Costa Ndayisabye's parents fled a Tutsis' massacre in Rwanda to Burundi in 1959. After his mother was widowed at a young age, he and his siblings grew up in extreme poverty. Costa was imprisoned three times, in Congo and Burundi at the age of seventeen, and in Rwanda. The family repatriated to Rwanda in 1995 after the Tutsis' Genocide, which took the lives of almost one million innocents within a period of 100 days. Inspired by The School for The Work with Byron Katie, where he found the true line of his innerpeace, the ...
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Costa Ndayisabye's parents fled a Tutsis' massacre in Rwanda to Burundi in 1959. After his mother was widowed at a young age, he and his siblings grew up in extreme poverty. Costa was imprisoned three times, in Congo and Burundi at the age of seventeen, and in Rwanda. The family repatriated to Rwanda in 1995 after the Tutsis' Genocide, which took the lives of almost one million innocents within a period of 100 days. Inspired by The School for The Work with Byron Katie, where he found the true line of his innerpeace, the author became an international presenter and facilitator for individual healing and interpersonal reconciliation. The Work That Brings Peace in Me--the name of this book and of Costa's presentation--teaches about how to live peacefully in The Present by questioning our mind.
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